Yeah, I'm doing this at my folks' house, so it might take either a short time or a long time. Here we go with some trades first (doubt the Rams will do it, but I'm not the Rams):
#13 overall to the Carolina Panthers for #19 overall and #51 overall.
(Carolina moves up for Kenyon Sadiq. We move back.)
#19 overall (Panthers) to the Chicago Bears for #57 overall, #60 overall, and a 2027 first.
(The Bears move up for Akeem Mesidor to bolster their pass rush, while we trade down to accumulate more picks, including a first-round pick in 2027, which will be a much stronger draft than this one.)
#61 overall and #93 overall to the Miami Dolphins for #75 overall and #87 overall (Eagles).
(Swap a second and a late third for two thirds. Miami gets an opportunity at Chris Brazzell II.)
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#51 overall (Panthers) - D'Angelo Ponds, CB, Indiana.
#57 overall (Bears) - Gennings Dunker, OC, Iowa.
#60 overall (Rams) - Chris Bell, WR, Louisville.
#75 overall (Dolphins) - Elijah Sarratt, WR, Indiana.
#87 overall (Eagles) - Nadame Tucker, EDGE, Western Michigan.
#207 overall (Texans) - Hezekiah Masses, CB, California.
#232 overall (Ravens) - Red Murdock, ILB, Buffalo.
#251 overall (Comp) - Fa'alili Fa'amoe, OT/OG, Wake Forest.
#252 overall (Comp) - Keyshawn James-Newby, EDGE, New Mexico.
(Ponds is my favorite player in this class. No surprise I take him. Dunker and Sarratt are other favorites (I think Dunker can play center, and Sarratt reminds me so much of Kupp), and Bell is a worthy gamble at #60; if he was healthy, he'd have been a first-round pick. Tucker might be a reach, but I think he could be an underrated edge rusher. Masses is skinny, but he's got an amazing sense of where the ball is in the air. Murdock has the NCAA record for forced fumbles, Fa'amoe is a big and athletic tackle/guard hybrid. Keyshawn James-Newby is an outstanding pass-rusher who needs work on his run defense.)
Won't do the roster; don't have the time. Feel free to shred me.
#13 overall to the Carolina Panthers for #19 overall and #51 overall.
(Carolina moves up for Kenyon Sadiq. We move back.)
#19 overall (Panthers) to the Chicago Bears for #57 overall, #60 overall, and a 2027 first.
(The Bears move up for Akeem Mesidor to bolster their pass rush, while we trade down to accumulate more picks, including a first-round pick in 2027, which will be a much stronger draft than this one.)
#61 overall and #93 overall to the Miami Dolphins for #75 overall and #87 overall (Eagles).
(Swap a second and a late third for two thirds. Miami gets an opportunity at Chris Brazzell II.)
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#51 overall (Panthers) - D'Angelo Ponds, CB, Indiana.
#57 overall (Bears) - Gennings Dunker, OC, Iowa.
#60 overall (Rams) - Chris Bell, WR, Louisville.
#75 overall (Dolphins) - Elijah Sarratt, WR, Indiana.
#87 overall (Eagles) - Nadame Tucker, EDGE, Western Michigan.
#207 overall (Texans) - Hezekiah Masses, CB, California.
#232 overall (Ravens) - Red Murdock, ILB, Buffalo.
#251 overall (Comp) - Fa'alili Fa'amoe, OT/OG, Wake Forest.
#252 overall (Comp) - Keyshawn James-Newby, EDGE, New Mexico.
(Ponds is my favorite player in this class. No surprise I take him. Dunker and Sarratt are other favorites (I think Dunker can play center, and Sarratt reminds me so much of Kupp), and Bell is a worthy gamble at #60; if he was healthy, he'd have been a first-round pick. Tucker might be a reach, but I think he could be an underrated edge rusher. Masses is skinny, but he's got an amazing sense of where the ball is in the air. Murdock has the NCAA record for forced fumbles, Fa'amoe is a big and athletic tackle/guard hybrid. Keyshawn James-Newby is an outstanding pass-rusher who needs work on his run defense.)
Won't do the roster; don't have the time. Feel free to shred me.
